From here you have direct access to the following poems in This Language (in reverse chronological order):

1. The Last Erratum with Het laatste erratum, a parallel version in Deze Taal
   How the last erratum was missing from a forestry textbook seventy years ago
2. In the Course of Time
   A poem in rainbow rime (or 'rhyme')
3. What's in a Name?
   An answer to Romeo and Juliet after 420 years
4. A Sense of History with Historisch besef, a parallel version in Deze Taal
   Not really a good advertisement for oranges
5. Masturbate or Exacerbate
   From the solo sex of humans to the gender of 'rhyme'
6. What the Sad One Said
   Bad at grammar and pronunciation is not that irrelevant
7. Ring Out, Clear Bells
   If Alfred Tennyson is able to turn in 'his' grave, 'he' will much better understand this poem
8. At Eighty I Should Give Up
   Give up what? Definitely not something Kong Fuzi (Confucius) did!
9. Turning Time
   Would the ability to turn time back be an unqualified pleasure?
10. A Sparrow's Extraordinary Sonnet
    When is World Sedentary Birds' Day?
11. The Moppers with De dweilers, a parallel version in Deze Taal
    Mopping up an 'ocean' of gall and blood with a handkerchief
12. Vincent's Ravens
    A translation of Sonja van Mechelen's Raven van Vincent
13. Russian Gas
    Gassing is alright again, now in Russia
14. Francis Preaching to the Animals
    A narrative poem in which animals do listen to the Word of God
15. 红、光、亮 in Zhezhong Yuyan and its translation into This Language: Red, Light and Bright
    Is it the redness, lightness and brightness of the Middle Path, of neutralism, of China or, perhaps, of all three?
16. The Body is a Stone
    About a person's material and only component part
17. The Family Non-planners
    Breeding is necessary to maintain a natural equilibrium, but what does a lack of family planning breed?
18. What If There Were No Ash?
    The superfluity of this poem depends on the superfluity of its ashes
19. Jesus' Sib (beginning only)
    Jesus' younger brother about his manna dream in the year 1837 of the Christianist Era
20. Nitassinan, Our Earth
    Nitassinan means and does not mean "our Earth"
    (The song can also be listened to as an *.mp3 file.)
21. The Elephant in the Room
    Now for some extra attention for the main cause of the world's environmental degradation
22. Tunnel Vision
    On the viewpoint of zealous and pedantic theocentrists
23. The Lay of This Our Language (in This Language) / 我们这种语言 (in Zhezhong Yuyan) / Door Deze Taal verbonden (in Deze Taal)
    Three language acrostics
24. Hema, the River Horse with 河马和我, a parallel version in Zhezhong Yuyan
    Not really about a hippopotamus
25. Divine Division with 神的划分, a parallel version in Zhezhong Yuyan
    It is still possible to write and read this poem on Earth, is it?
26. The Two Always New Ones with De twee altijd nieuwen, a parallel version in Deze Taal, and Les Deux tout le temps nouveaux, one in Cette Langue (French)
    Inspired by an Arabic poem of more than fourteen centuries ago
    (Can also be listened to as an *.mp3 file.)
27. Terrific Present
    A poem in which the attack on the New York World Trade Center is put in a global and historical perspective
28. Billbodies
    About the plight of living billboards
29. The Loaf-Guards
    Alas, not an entirely peerless piece of writing
30. My Pussy
    About my (late) cat, a 'diviine puussy'

For those interested in poetry there are also:

• Other poems or songs in This Language and 诗歌 (poetry) in Zhezhong Yuyan at
  
  
• Vocabulary of Alliteration
  vo-CA.b.u-LA.r.y/.u.l.a.r.y OF a-LLI.t.e-RA.ti.on
  a new aid in writing poems and songs
  
  
• Gedichten (poems) in Deze Taal, with Korvoj de Vincent, a translation into Ĉi Tiu Lingvo (Esperanto)

And for those interested in reading poems/诗/gedichten printed out on paper and published in one trilingual volume there is:

• Tongue Collection of Poems / 通诗选 / Tonggedichtenbundel